Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

DR.. F. W. Hatch, of the Napa Asylum
was in the city yesterday.
Rev. Thomas Filben returned last even.
| ing from San Francisco, where he has been
all OF the week on business.
| Mrs. ]. G. Howell, of Dallas. Tex, mother
OF J. G. Corners, Mayor of Dallas, and
sister of d. s. Hyams, arrived here yester-
day on visit to her brother, whom she has
not seen for ffty-one years.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
j. G. Ball, C. II. Davis, III. Ii. Henley.
Woodland; Ed. Wilcox, st. Helena; Jack
son Hatch, Red Bluff; James E. Isaacs.
Shasta; J. E. Meehan, A. Caminetti, Jack
son e. W. Crosett, Folsom Charles Copp,
| woodland; II. Farenholz, San Francisco
John Butler, Auburn; Jacob korn, Korn's
Ranch.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday Henry c. Dunn, Boston, L. Zobel,
T. B. Kraft, w. III. Brown, Nate Mayer, 7.
II. Holmes, r. +. Parks, ]. n. Dodge, Mrs.
DIR. Fisk, w. A. Titcomb, San Francisco /;
James A. Johnson, New YORK; G. w. Par.
dee, Buffalo, N. Y; Daniel Stewart and
wife, Indianapolis; w. E. Dennison, For
rest City; James f. Hayden, Willimantic,
Ct; b A. johnson, Marysville; f. L. Fisk
| and wife, Ottawa, H.; L. B. Holmes and
wife, Woodland; Mawda Madden, Boston,
Mass; Mrs. w. r. Pond, Woodland Fred.
! T. Baker, New York ]. NJ Bently, Pen
dleton, Or; ]. c. Bedell, Colusa John C.
Tuhsum, c. R. Smut. Mayville, Mo.
A party OF Eastern excursionists who
! have been stopping at the Golden Eagle for
a day or two, viewing the Capital City, left
yesterday to resume their tour of the State.
Before they left the hotel pleasant little
| incident occurred, the other members of
n 4 TT
OF Boston, Mass, with beautiful vase and
an elegant bouquet, in honor of her birth
day. The presentation speech was happily
made by Mrs. Warren Covell, OF Boston,
and was briefly and feeingly responded to-
Whlie the occasion was pleasurable to
both, the feeling was expressed differently
One lady with smiles, and the other with
tears.
Under the auspices Of the Bric-a-Brac
Club, and with other assistance, there was
gwen at the residence of General ToZer
last evening very successful and highly
entertaining parlor concert. There were
vocal solos by Messrs. Sheets, Auerbach,
Sanborn, Beardslee and Graham; piano
solo by Miss Gerrish harp duet by Mrs.
McCord and Miss Gregory flute solo bv
Mr. Neale; vocal solo, with flute oblIgato,
by Mrs. Carter and Mr.. Neale; vocal solo
with harp obligato, by Miss Felter and
Miss Gregory; reading by Mr.. Devlin, and
an essay by Mr.. Maslin piano duet, Misses
Siddons and Evans. The accompanies
were Mrs. Auerbach, Mrs. Neale, Miss
Siddons and Miss Gerrish,
CLUNIE OPERA HoUsE.-This afternoon
Miss Woodthorpe will appear for the last
time in the sensational drama, " The Two
Orphanc H., L.
Cooper Dramatic Company. Miss Wood
thorpe has made a distinguished mark for
herself in the character of Louise, and few
have played it as well. Tonight the COM
Dany will appear for the last time, present
ing the romantic California drama Among
the Pines" with Miss Woothorpe, Mr.. Ed
monds, Mr.. Cooper, Mrs. Edmonds, Mr..
Lansing and Miss Wells-all competent
people, in the leading roles. There is un-
derwritten, to appear next Friday, Hallen
* Harris Specially Company.
AN ACTIVE CANyAss.-The local COM
mittee from the Woman's Relief Corps,
having in charge the question of location
for the home" have twenty subscription
lists out, and are making vigorous can
vass of the town for funds to purchase the
Suffer Fort property 1t is to be hoped
tuat tney Will succeed, as the historic spot
should be speedily taken in charge by
responsible organization the building re-
stored and the grounds suitably improved
and cared for, and the premises could be
devoted to no more appropriate use than
as home for the wives, widows and
nurses of soldiers and sailors.
MAJOR DANES LEcTURE-Tbere was a
most appreciative audience at the Congre-
gational Church last evening to hear Major
Dane deliver his lecture upon Scenes in
London" The lecture is replete with in
tensely interesting information, and the
speaker has the happy faculty of taking
the listener to the scene which he so WV
idly describes. Those who were not
present missed a rare intellectual pleasure